ClinicalAthlete Podcast

For years, we’ve been teaching clinicians and coaches what we believe great rehab for athletes should look like. And for years, we’ve been doing that work ourselves as well. Which begged the question: What if we stopped building this separately? What if we took everything we’d learned, brought our online practices together, and built something bigger than any of us could build on our own? Well, we spent the last two years doing exactly that. Can’t wait to tell you all about it. We hope you enjoy

Ever had one of your athletes have a flare up after following YOUR program? What about after your told them it was ok to progress, then boom, setback..? What about when your athlete expects to return to sport after a specific amount of time, but it’s clear the timeline ain’t timelining? Don’t fret – Quinn Henoch is here to discuss how to navigate the conversations around these scenarios and how to more effectively set expectations with your athletes. We hope you enjoy! Connect with Clinical Athl

Do a good job and be a fun hang… That’s all it takes to build and run a successful sports rehab clinic inside of a badass facility for over a decade. Ok, maybe there’s more to it, but those things are definitely important! On this episode, we welcome Clinical Athlete OG Teddy Willsey of Healthy Baller on to the show to talk all about the journey of building a dream clinic and provider team. Teddy is someone who just does it the right way, and we have massive respect for him and the Healthy Balle

Ever feel like we have to repeat certain things to our athletes, even when we thought there was a mutual understanding? Well, let’s also consider it from the athlete’s side. On this episode, Clinical Athlete Co-Founder Quinn Henoch discusses how to navigate our athlete education more effectively, so that even if we do have to repeat ourselves, it all just becomes a useful part of the process. Hope you enjoy! Connect with Clinical Athlete: Clinical Athlete Provider Cert Application Free Clinical

On this episode, Quinn Henoch and Zak Gabor riff on some books that had huge influences on them as new graduates in their professional and personal development. There’s some real bangers in here that maybe you can add to your reading list! The Books we discussed: Mastery by Robert Greene Crucial Conversations by Kerry Patterson Being Wrong by Kathryn Schulz Afflicted by Nicole Piemonte Why Zebras Don’t Get Ulcers by Robert Sapolsky The Upside of Stress by Kelly Mcgonigal Connect with Clinical

Episode 151: You Ask, We Answer: Q&A w/ Quinn Henoch On this episode, we’re answering your questions! How do we manage athletes who want to get better at all the things all the time? What about in-season and off-season training? Are dips bad? How to provide an effective strength stimulus with minimal equipment? We discuss all of this and more, Hope you enjoy Connect with Clinical Athlete: Clinical Athlete Provider Cert Application Free Clinical Athlete Facebook Community On IG: @clinicalathlete